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  • Peanut Traces: Crop Collections, Industrial Processing, and Intellectual Property
  • Building Global Networks to Anticipate Plant Pest Invasions
  • The History of Seed Sovereignty and Peasant-friendly Farming
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  • Agricultural Virology in Mid-Twentieth-Century Britain
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  • Seed Protectionism: Authoritarian Populism and the Future of the Global Gene Pool
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    • Helen Anne Curry
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    • Stephanie Bryan
    • Erinn Campbell
    • Leo Chu
    • Zsuzsanna Ihar
    • João P. R. Joaquim
    • Hitesh Pant
    • Daniela Sclavo
    • Project Alumni
    • Local Advisory Group
    • Visiting Scholars
  • Research

    Research

    Research overview
    • Seed Scenius: Reinventing the History of Crop Innovation
    • The History of Crop Science and the Future of Food
    • Historical Perspectives on CGIAR
    • Endangered Maize
    • The Global History of Seed Banks
    • Peanut Traces: Crop Collections, Industrial Processing, and Intellectual Property
    • Building Global Networks to Anticipate Plant Pest Invasions
    • The History of Seed Sovereignty and Peasant-friendly Farming
    • Conservation and Flavour: The Case of Chile
    • Agricultural Virology in Mid-Twentieth-Century Britain
    • Armed and Arable: The Greening of a Cold-War Archipelago
    • Harvesting Diversity: International Agricultural Research in Taiwan and Southeast Asia
    • Brazil’s Living Seed Bank
    • Seed Protectionism: Authoritarian Populism and the Future of the Global Gene Pool
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Spring 2021 Project Update

26 April 2021

Read our Spring 2021 Project Update from our Newsletter, archived here: Spring Newsletter, 2021.

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